Will he talk?

[B2G]

If brother radicalized him, I think there's a good chance he will, seeing he's gone.

If dad did, maybe not so much.

[Posteritatis]

1. He was talked into surrendering, which is a good sign for that. (nt)

[B2G]

3. Well seeing that he was laying wounded in a boat

surrounded and getting flash bangs lobbed at him, I'm really not shocked by that.

[Posteritatis]

6. People have blaze-of-gloried from worse situations

They had a negotiator dealing with him for awhile.

[Honeycombe8]

2. Maybe he's responsible for his own beliefs and actions. Will he talk?

Who knows. What do whimpering little pissant cowards normally do? Do they sing like birds, or continue to think they're all over the situation, being too stupid to recognize what's going on? Dunno.

[Cleita]

4. Maybe not right away. Hopefully, he will get a lawyer who will

persuade him to talk to him. We will only learn what is pertinent to the trial but it will be enough for a jury to judge him. I know he will be pursued by writers who will want to write a book about this and then we will get the whole story if he agrees. I hope it's Salman Rushdie.

[Marrah_G]

5. I bet he already has

I think he is terrified and rightfully so.

But the question is, does he know the other people involved (if any) or was he just following his brother.

[Life Long Dem]

7. He probably knows he has the right to remain silent.

But I think he will talk, unless he is hiding something with his father.

[smirkymonkey]

8. Let's hope so. There is so much more we need to know about this.